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Recover closed tabs and save named browser workspaces locally, with fast search, filters, and private JSON backup. Session Harbor is a local tab recovery and browser session management tool designed to help you restore closed tabs and save important browsing sessions. Recover recently closed tabs, search through available session history, and save groups of tabs as named workspace snapshots for later use. Features: • Recover recently closed tabs • Save groups of open tabs as named session snapshots • Search and filter saved sessions • Restore individual tabs or complete saved sessions • Organize saved browsing sessions locally • Export and import session data as JSON • Keep session data on your device Privacy-focused: Session Harbor works locally on your device. Saved session information is stored locally and is not sent to external servers. The extension does not use analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking services. Designed for: • Users who accidentally close important tabs • Research and multi-tab browsing • Project-based browsing sessions • Saving temporary browser workspaces • Quickly returning to groups of useful pages Session Harbor focuses on one purpose: helping you recover, save, organize, and restore browser tab sessions without requiring an account or cloud service.
Aug 17, 2026
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